Toddler activities

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Pasta threading activity for toddlers

Simple pasta threading activity for toddlers to do using play dough and straws. Great for fine motor development and hand/eye coordination. Lots of fun too.

the website for toddler finger painting crafts

Brillant Toddler Finger Painting Craft! Painting Made Easy for Children

The Perfect Rainy Day Finger Paint Craft for Toddlers

DIY Photo Name Puzzle

DIY Photo Name Puzzle (Love to Learn Linky #30) | Totschooling - Toddler and Preschool Educational Printable Activities

a child playing with pom poms on the floor and in an ice cream container

Pom Pom Push - Busy Toddler

Pom Pom Push: A toddler activity that can be made in seconds.

a child's hand is painting a tree with gummy bears on the paper

Autumn Cork Painting

perfect Fall activity. Great for toddlers. Even if the leaves don't end up on the branches that's okay because it's Fall anyway! lol

the word building travel kit is filled with letters

Word Building Activity Travel Kit

This word building activity travel kit is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers for road trips and long car rides and you can customize it with sight words, color words, word families, or whatever your child is currently learning. Great for a summer learning activity.

six plastic water bottles filled with different colored candies on top of a metal tray

Baby & Toddler Sensory Bottles

Re-use plastic water bottles

a row of glass jars filled with different types of candy and candies on top of a counter

Sensory Bottles

Lots and lots of ideas about Sensory Bottles - How to make them, how children might use them, etc. Awesome!

Cute idea for Mother's day.... we did this with our 4th grade students this year and I took the idea home this was my 3 year olds flower pot. Great for grandparents or even a personal touch for end of school gifts.

gloves lined up on top of a table with the words sensory gloves easy and impressive

Sensory Activity for Kids - Sensory Gloves

All you need are latex gloves and items to fill the gloves such as kidney beans, lentils, corn starch, sugar, flour, corn kernels and rice. Tie at the wrist and you’re on your way to a fun sensory experience for you and your children! My advice is to keep it simple. Don’t decorate the gloves, don’t even add smell.